Can anyone find any information on a pbs show (may have been produced in canada)!
Question: Can anyone find any information on a pbs show (may have been produced in canada) called "wordsmith"!?
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Not a lot of info out there, unfortunately!.!.!.here's what I was able to find:
http://www!.imdb!.com/title/tt0270082/
http://books!.google!.com/books!?id=9gwfQs3!.!.!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
http://www!.imdb!.com/title/tt0270082/
http://books!.google!.com/books!?id=9gwfQs3!.!.!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
Bob Smith hosted the American TV show Wordsmith, a show that taught viewers various meanings of words and their roots, called word cells!. He wore glasses, and on occasion wore an item of clothing relating to the word cell!. Many students at school still watch this TV program today (on videotape)!.
And this from the man himself:
[This process is new to me, so I'm not too clear how to proceed!. Someone directed me to this site, and I was surprised to find myself the object of the inquiry!. I am the Bob Smith who did the original series "The WordSmith" in 1964 at KQED in San Francisco and re-created it ten years later as simply "Wordsmith" in the studio on Temple Street in Los Angeles (I forget the call letters of the station--KLCS, I think)!. I note the dichotomy above between the person and the series, and I'll be glad to provide further information about either or both!. In this case, the two are closely joined, since the series and its predecessors at KQED in San Francisco were entirely my creation, although I received grand support from my first producer-director, Joanne Mock!. My name in its present form is Bob Kupa'a Smith, and my relevant data is (or are, if you're a purist): P!. O!. Box 407, Happy Camp CA 96039-0407, cell phone 530-598-9206, kupaasmith@yahoo!.com The ball is now in the court of anyone who is interested!. Oh, and yes, I'm alive!. Thank you for asking!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
And this from the man himself:
[This process is new to me, so I'm not too clear how to proceed!. Someone directed me to this site, and I was surprised to find myself the object of the inquiry!. I am the Bob Smith who did the original series "The WordSmith" in 1964 at KQED in San Francisco and re-created it ten years later as simply "Wordsmith" in the studio on Temple Street in Los Angeles (I forget the call letters of the station--KLCS, I think)!. I note the dichotomy above between the person and the series, and I'll be glad to provide further information about either or both!. In this case, the two are closely joined, since the series and its predecessors at KQED in San Francisco were entirely my creation, although I received grand support from my first producer-director, Joanne Mock!. My name in its present form is Bob Kupa'a Smith, and my relevant data is (or are, if you're a purist): P!. O!. Box 407, Happy Camp CA 96039-0407, cell phone 530-598-9206, kupaasmith@yahoo!.com The ball is now in the court of anyone who is interested!. Oh, and yes, I'm alive!. Thank you for asking!.Www@Enter-QA@Com